If you’ve mistakenly paid taxes for the wrong property or a property you no longer own, you can request a refund or transfer.
You can request a refund or transfer of the payment you made incorrectly.
For example:
The City can refund or transfer full payments only. The City can’t refund or transfer partial payments.
You must include a proof of payment that includes:
Proof of payment examples:
For your privacy, you can black out your bank account number, transactions and balances on your proof of payment.
For example:
If you made a payment to a property after you sold it, check your Statement of Adjustments the lawyer provided to confirm if the payment was included in the adjustments.
The City can refund or transfer full payments only. The City can’t refund or transfer partial payments.
If you want to request a refund or transfer of payments, you can ask your lawyer to complete a readjustment of the property taxes.
You must include a proof of payment that includes:
Proof of payment examples
For your privacy, you can black out your bank account number, transactions and balances on your proof of payment.
You can request a refund or transfer of all or part of a payment from one property to another property you own.
For example:
You must include the details about the properties you’re transferring a payment out of and into, such as property address, roll number and payment date and amount.
Send a written request for a refund or transfer to:
Check the Statement of Adjustments your lawyer provided to confirm if your payment was included in the adjustments.
If the payment was not included in the adjustments, you can contact your lawyer to complete a readjustment of the property taxes.
Alternatively, you can have the new property owner send a written request with the property address, roll number, the date and amount of payment and the refund or transfer details to:
The cost to receive a refund is $30 (plus HST). This amount will be deducted from the amount refunded.
The cost to transfer your payment to another property you own in Mississauga is $40 (plus HST). If you choose to transfer the payment, we’ll send you a payment request to the address on file for the property that you’re transferring the payments to.
Both fees are stated in the City’s Fees and Charges by-law.
Once we receive all required documents, your request will be processed in about 10 business days. Missing documents will lead to delays.
For more information, call 311 (905-615-4311 from outside City limits) or email tax@mississauga.ca.